noun · G1520 · 342× in the NT
εἷς
μία, ἕν
one
Gloss
one.
Forms
Endings and the sense of each form. NT counts are from the SBLGNT; generated slots fill a regular paradigm when the NT never uses that case.
- εἷς—one (masculine nominative singular)nominative · singular · masculine96×
- ἕν‑νone (neuter nominative singular)nominative · singular · neuter44×
- μία‑ίαone (feminine nominative singular)nominative · singular · feminine17×
- ἕνα‑ναone (masculine accusative singular)accusative · singular · masculine42×
- μίαν‑ανone (feminine accusative singular)accusative · singular · feminine36×
- ἕν‑νone (neuter accusative singular)accusative · singular · neuter26×
- ἑνός‑νόςone (masculine genitive singular)genitive · singular · masculine26×
- μιᾶς‑ᾶςone (feminine genitive singular)genitive · singular · feminine8×
- ἑνός‑νόςone (neuter genitive singular)genitive · singular · neuter7×
- μιᾷ‑ιᾷone (feminine dative singular)dative · singular · feminine18×
- ἑνί‑νίone (masculine dative singular)dative · singular · masculine13×
- ἑνί‑νίone (neuter dative singular)dative · singular · neuter9×
Where you’ll meet it
- New Testament
NT glosses follow Dodson’s public-domain lexicon, counted on the SBLGNT (MorphGNT). Attic and patristic notes are short reader-helps for Xenophon, Plato, and the pre-Nicene writers — not a substitute for LSJ.